Josh,
This will remove all the query tables in the WB. I assume that is what you
mean and understand you will not be able to refresh data afterwards:

Dim WS As Worksheet
Dim QT As QueryTable

For Each WS In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets
For Each QT In WS.QueryTables
QT.Delete
Next
Next

NickHK

"Josh" wrote in message
...
Currently i am working on a couple of Excel projects. These projects
involve
an extreme amount of data importing from various access programs I have
written. In one of my excel programs i have around 42 Sheets, and 24 of
those
sheets each look at 10 external queries from access. And the current
problem
i am having is that when I no longer want the data to be refreshed but the
current data to stay on the excel sheet I have to go to "Data Range
Properties" and click the check mark off next to "Save query defintion".
As
you can tell i have do this over 240 times for each Excel work book. Is
there
currently a faster way to do this on Excel 2003?
Thank you for you help,
Josh